Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-01
EASTERN lETELllGENeE
Boiler ExPlOsKons at Dem
yer and Akron.
cisrus Fair 81 cAisagO- speedy captaro
Of = Burglar aud HIS Bsoty-AR
oiaeiAl Pleads Ganty of
EEbaEElemans.

The LoRan memoEial parade Included
ne Pelices Governor and staM. STATE
aud city oedoers, Stats military, ana
Grand Army and many citizens II eAr.
Ftaesa. Il formed a. ths Saaas Honns.
and naFched 70 the First Baptist
OAafchs where services we're held IN
honor OF lhe memory Of the distin-
Ruiahed soldier and statesman.
naaler KxpBsalan.
The boiler In ths engine roorn of Ean-
DAN a Stokes, 4 oarpsa mannfncsnrirg
establishment. exploded thia mornince
eomplstaly demoiiahing TIE snaine ar1
two brick walls Of The main hulldina.
4 numbeF of serving girls on The uppsr
door narrowly escaped being orua6ed
oy falling walls, which we're hurled
throuGn the floor. James Hall and T..
Hioka. eUployeA were caught IN tha
ruins and seFisusly injured. Hall had
. leg broken. TIE bone pfotrnded
through the beot Lex, and Be vas badly
scalded. Hicks, the engineer. had one
lee broken. and was bruised about the
head and aoAlde1. Fire broke out "a
TIE debFiA bnt vas promptly extln-
gulehed by the department.. Loss e
6uildinR and machinery is estimated al
$1,000.
ssFsoaa Keller Rxplaalen.
OIxvHLANn. Dec. sl.-At 1870 this
morning t9o boilers In the mower and
reaper works "a Akron, O., exploded.
The two story brick boiler house waa
demsltahed, and several men we're
oarisd IN she ruins, which took are. and
u YES With difficulty they were rescued.
Burglar aaickIy Captured.
WAEuNoroN. Dec. SI.-A bold rob
berry vas parpetrated at the residsnea
81 Don Domingo 0and, The Gillian
Minister. last night. The burglar was
4. B. Silva, Brazilian, Who had for
mefly been employed In the household.
About . month $50 Silva was din-
charged under suspicion, and went 10
New York. he returned last night. en-.
tered tbs house Of his foFmor EMPLOYER.
and stole sam Of naoney and e70Q0
worth Of iswelRy and other vAluablaa.
The thief vas arrested this morning
Whiie boarding train for New York,
and the valaables recovered.
a Plea er SALTY.
CnIcAao. Dec. 8l.--Colonal W. II. Rol-
lon, x-buperintendent Of second Class
Nail Matter In the Chicago Post Oflaos,
recently indicted fer embanxlemons ~
he United States District Oours.
This afternoon pleaded guilty 10 with
holding $1,000 from the 0oVornmenA
His e0anssl cited Calonel Bottoms hon-
Drable var record, and the fact shat he
had taFaed over ell his property 20 the
equal TO aboat the anouua
Of the embexziement. The court aaid
be would defer seatsnss.
Hnereasea Hank meDoaafa.
NHw YoAK. Dec. al.--The weekly bank
shovs tho following F6ssrves
Increase, e5.629, $50. The banks nov
hold 81, ,7i0.S0o In excess Of the 70 per
A Breken Peel.
OnIckao. Dec. 3l.--Ths Times says
that fermal announcement hae been
sent out BY Oommissionsr MldRely, Of
lhe Pacific Coast Agency, that on Jan.
lsa that organization will cease 30 ex-
lst. This action vas probably hasten
Cd by the fact that several OF the roads
bad notified the Commissioner that
they would no longer honor drafts for
lhsir share Of The expenses.
A strsng Contrast.
Nww YonK, Dec. sl.--Callina atten-
lion 70 the fact shat twelve e0-t0n guna
Are on the way from Eaaland 10 Veto
ria, b. o.. che Herald says that u all of
the 172S large guns possessed By this
were mounted az San
Francisco they could nos protest that
Dsty against even one Of the twelve 90
lon guns.
Amother CitFus EaIr.
CHICAGO. Dec. 31.--The citras fair OF
Nortbern and CehtFal California vas
finally opened at e7 Waabinglon street,
this evening. N6lWithatanding the
storm. there vas q large representative
attendance. n addition 20 the general
pablo, for Saoag benefit the fair u
principally designed, eonaldeFable
Iprinklina of FailFoad officials and ffula
merchants we're present. Fruits "a
fruit pFoducia exkibited from thai 90 ,
lion Of CalifogniA north Of the lalduie
of San Francisco, and emhFaeiuR
oranges Of ell varieties, raialna, datea,
slives, olive oil, nuts and various fFulta,
including most Of tie tropical, were
grown IN the opon air under ordinary
and With ordinary cara.
Olives and oranges are shown on ihe
lrsea and immease elezieFM Of dates "a
they were taken from The trse. A ane
young banana plant was unfortunately
killed In tr4nsit b. cold snap la1t
week. What makes thip exhibit par
ii0ulaFly DoisweFthy Il thaa . similar
fair was held a Los AnRelss last
March, over to months lAtef than
tha present venture. and another
81 BaerAmento, the eommeralal oanteE
Of The northern section. The fast %
this fruit being nov In pFina order
goes 70 SHOW its hne keepina qaaii1ies,
The display u attracting much ettea-
ton. 10 h understood u viii b aon-
tinued for weak.
TuRned ever.
81. L0urs. Dec. sl.-Reesivers Tnltt
and HumphFays today made formal ro-
Ioass of ths hnes Of she Wnhaah oaas ok
the Mississippi river 70 SudRs Coolsy,
the receiver recently appointed b
Jaage Gresham.
wall naFees 0mslaflsmss
EEw YoHK. Dea. 8l.--U. \. 6'a. l0l;
Ps, i28l{; tl<s, 110x; PAcihe Sc, i2Bl
American Express, iU1; Canada Pacific,
67i<j Canada Southern, 681< Cenlrnl
Paei6c. -; Erie. S45l; KansasA Tsx-
as, E51(; N0fthefn Raei1a, an; pfe-
fsFred, ii u; Northwestern. 1iB5f; N. Y.
OantrAi ex-dis., fi35{ Oregon Hallway
and Navigation. l0e Oregon Trans
continental, 8Jf OFeRun ImpE0Ts-
nsni, az; Paslhe Nail, 6ojf, Paaama,
78; Texas Pacihs. IN. Union Rneino.
81 1i United States ExpEssA. g. wells
Fargo ex dividend. -; Western Union.
M; BIO GEanda a New Mdxieas -.
A NAvAL TnnA.--The Mes York Herald
shows thaf the Unifsd States might buil6
"A anuiu A 0rnf aiaas mail line frum
s0nf&nk Polnt (Isona Ialand) 70 Milford